#-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # File : COL003-1 : TPTP v2.3.0. Released v1.0.0. # Domain : Combinatory Logic # Problem : Strong fixed point for B and W # Version : [WM88] (equality) axioms. # English : The strong fixed point property holds for the set # P consisting of the combinators B and W alone, where ((Bx)y)z # = x(yz) and (Wx)y = (xy)y. # Refs : [Smu85] Smullyan (1978), To Mock a Mocking Bird and Other Logi # : [MW87] McCune & Wos (1987), A Case Study in Automated Theorem # : [WM88] Wos & McCune (1988), Challenge Problems Focusing on Eq # : [Wos88] Wos (1988), Automated Reasoning - 33 Basic Research Pr # : [Ove90] Overbeek (1990), ATP competition announced at CADE-10 # : [LW92] Lusk & Wos (1992), Benchmark Problems in Which Equalit # : [Wos93] Wos (1993), The Kernel Strategy and Its Use for the St # : [Ove93] Overbeek (1993), The CADE-11 Competitions: A Personal # : [LM93] Lusk & McCune (1993), Uniform Strategies: The CADE-11 # : [Zha93] Zhang (1993), Automated Proofs of Equality Problems in # Source : [WM88] # Names : C2 [WM88] # : Problem 2 [WM88] # : Test Problem 17 [Wos88] # : Sages and Combinatory Logic [Wos88] # : CADE-11 Competition Eq-8 [Ove90] # : CL2 [LW92] # : THEOREM EQ-8 [LM93] # : Question 3 [Wos93] # : Question 5 [Wos93] # : PROBLEM 8 [Zha93] # Status : unsatisfiable # Rating : 0.67 v2.2.1, 1.00 v2.0.0 # Syntax : Number of clauses : 3 ( 0 non-Horn; 3 unit; 1 RR) # Number of literals : 3 ( 3 equality) # Maximal clause size : 1 ( 1 average) # Number of predicates : 1 ( 0 propositional; 2-2 arity) # Number of functors : 4 ( 2 constant; 0-2 arity) # Number of variables : 6 ( 0 singleton) # Maximal term depth : 4 ( 3 average) # Comments : # : tptp2X -f setheo:sign -t rm_equality:rstfp COL003-1.p #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # b_definition, axiom. equal(apply(apply(apply(b, X), Y), Z), apply(X, apply(Y, Z))) <- . # w_definition, axiom. equal(apply(apply(w, X), Y), apply(apply(X, Y), Y)) <- . # prove_strong_fixed_point, conjecture. <- equal(apply(Y, f(Y)), apply(f(Y), apply(Y, f(Y)))). #--------------------------------------------------------------------------